Ten-year-old Child stood excitedly in the security line at the Minnesota airport on her way to her grandmother's house for Thanksgiving. She had flown before. But this time, she was extra excited. She was flying without her parents, and, right before the taxi picked her up to take her to the airport, Child had put her cat, Fluffy, into her suitcase to show her grandma. Traveler As the suitcase rolled along the conveyor belt, the Traveler in line behind the Child heard the suitcase issue a panicked "meow" several times. The Traveler did a double take. "Wait. was that / .. that doesn't make sense. Is that a cat?!" Fluffy leapt into the air in a panic as concerned Traveler Face and sunk her claws into Traveler's cheek. Traveler, who had been up since 4am and standing in lace prat the corse of Childs suitcase omalesmo evening varo, is concern tard: L Damages in Too many long airport lines, lost it. Traveler snatched Child's suitcase (sans cat) and flung it wildly into the air. "Can't evervone just use some common sense so we can get moving!" Traveler yelled hysterically to the passengers standing in the airport security line. The suitcase came crashing down= on another passenger's foot, breaking Passenger's toe. Damages Is Passenger likely to succeed on a negligence claim against Traveler?

What is the IRAC method of assessment?

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